Английский язык с Робин Гудом
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«Call your dogs away (отзови своих собак; to call away — отзывать),» shouted Little John. «Call them away, or I'll kill them — and you (отзови их, или я убью их и тебя)!» And he began to shoot (и он начал стрелять).
outlaw ['autlO:], round [raund], taught [tO:t], catch [kxtS], only ['qunlI], flew [flu:], fast [fQ:st], away [q'weI], began [bI'gxn]
The outlaws couldn't shoot the dogs that were round Robin Hood. The Friar had taught all his dogs to catch arrows in their mouths. Only Little John's arrows flew too fast for them.
«Call your dogs away,» shouted Little John.
And he began to shoot.
Ten of the friar's great dogs were soon wounded or dead (десять из огромных собак монаха вскоре лежали ранеными или мертвыми; wound — рана, ранение; to wound — ранить; wounded — раненый).
«Stop, good yeoman (остановись, добрый крестьянин; good — хороший; добрый),» said Friar Tuck. «Whose man are you (вы чьи люди)?»
«I am Little John, Robin Hood's man (я — Малыш Джон, человек Робина Гуда). You must stop fighting and be his friend (ты должен перестать сражаться и стать его другом).»
Friar Tuck had kept Fountains Dale for seven years (Брат Тук удерживал /в своем владении/ Фаунтейн Дейл семь лет; to keep — держать, не отдавать; вести /что-либо/, управлять /чем-либо/). No knight or lord had fought with him and won (никто из рыцарей или феодалов, сражавшихся с ним, не побеждал; to win — победить, выиграть).
wounded ['wu:ndId], dead [ded], whose [hu:z], kept [kept], seven [sevn], won [wAn]
Ten of the friar's great dogs were soon wounded or dead.
«Stop, good yeoman,» said Friar Tuck. «Whose man are you?»
«I am Little John, Robin Hood's man. You must stop fighting and be his friend.»
Friar Tuck had kept Fountains Dale for seven years. No knight or lord had fought with him, and won.
«I'll stop (я прекращу),» he said, and he called his great dogs away (сказал он и отозвал своих огромных собак). «But what do you want (но что ты хочешь)?»
Robin Hood answered (Робин Гуд ответил), «I want you to come with us to Sherwood Forest (я хочу, чтобы ты пошел с нами в Шервудский Лес). You can live with us, and be our outlaw friar (ты можешь жить с нами и быть нашим разбойничьим духовником). You'll get one gold piece every month (ты будешь получать по золотой монете каждый месяц), and new clothes three times a year (и новую одежду три раза в год).»
And that is how the outlaws got their own friar (вот как разбойники заполучили своего собственного духовника).
live [lIv], with [wID], our ['auq], piece [pi:s], month [mAnT], year [jq:], how [hau], own [qun]
«I'll stop,» he said, and he called his great dogs away. «But what do you want?»
Robin Hood answered,
And that is how the outlaws got their own friar.
Chapter 6
ROBIN HOOD GETS BACK HIS MONEY
(Робин Гуд возвращает свои деньги)
One year from the day Sir Richard of the Lee borrowed four hundred pieces of gold (через год с того самого дня, когда сэр Ричард из Ли занял /у него/ четыреста золотых монет), Robin Hood was waiting for him (Робин Гуд ожидал его). He sent his three best bowmen to meet the knight (он отправил трех своих самых лучших лучников встретить рыцаря). Little John, and Much the miller's son, and Will Scarlet (/а именно/: Малыша Джона, Мука, сына мельника, и Уилла Скарлета).
one [wAn], from [frOm], of [Ov], four [fO:], gold [gquld], for [fO:], bowman ['bqumqn], John [dZOn], son [sAn]
One year from the day Sir Richard of the Lee borrowed four hundred pieces of gold, Robin Hood was waiting for him. He sent his three best bowmen to meet the knight. Little John, and Much the miller's son, and Will Scarlet.
They didn't meet Sir Richard, but they met a fat churchman, a monk (они не встретили сэра Ричарда, а встретили упитанного священнослужителя, монаха; fat — жир; полнота, тучность; fat — толстый, упитанный, тучный).
«Ah!» said Little John. «Do you think this monk is bringing the borrowed money (как вы думаете, этот монах несет одолженные деньги; borrowed — взятый взаймы)? Have your long bows ready (приготовьте свои длинные луки).»
There were fifty-two fighting men with the monk (с монахом было пятьдесят два вооруженных человека; fighting — воинственный, боевой), and seven strong horses carried his things (и семь сильных лошадей везли поклажу). Two boys led the horses (двое мальчиков = юношей вели лошадей; to lead — вести).
churchman ['Cq:Cmqn], monk [mANk], ah [Q:]
They didn't meet Sir Richard, but they met a fat churchman, a monk.
«Ah!» said Little John. «Do you think this monk is bringing the borrowed money? Have your long bows ready.»
There were fifty-two fighting men with the monk, and seven strong horses carried his things. Two boys led the horses.
Little John, Much, and Will Scarlet held their great bows with arrows ready (Малыш Джон, Мук и Уилл Скарлет держали свои огромные луки со стрелами наготове).